Heavyweights England and Uruguay must resurrect their World Cup hopes or face the prospect of an early flight home when they collide in a crunch Group D fixture on Thursday.
Opening defeats to Italy and Costa Rica respectively have left both countries in danger of elimination with little room for error in their last two pool games.Defeat in Sao Paulo would surely spell doom for either Roy Hodgson's new-look England or two-time winners Uruguay, who were unimpressive in their 3-1 loss to Costa Rica.Both countries have question marks over their strikers with calls in British media to either drop talisman Wayne Rooney, or move him from the left to his preferred central role.
Opening defeats to Italy and Costa Rica respectively have left both countries in danger of elimination with little room for error in their last two pool games.Defeat in Sao Paulo would surely spell doom for either Roy Hodgson's new-look England or two-time winners Uruguay, who were unimpressive in their 3-1 loss to Costa Rica.Both countries have question marks over their strikers with calls in British media to either drop talisman Wayne Rooney, or move him from the left to his preferred central role.
For Uruguay, Liverpool's Luis Suarez, this season's Premier League top-scorer with 31 goals, is set to make his return from keyhole surgery on his the meniscus in his left knee last month. Rooney set up England's goal but missed a chance to equalise during Saturday's 2-1 loss to Italy, in a subdued display which had many critics questioning his place. The Manchester United forward, 28, is still to score at a World Cup and when he was spotted training with the reserves on Monday, speculation rose that he had been axed. But the English FA said Rooney had requested an extra training session while other first-team regulars continued their post-match recovery. Uruguay have their own worries at the back after their defence was repeatedly rattled by Costa Rican strikers Joel Campbell, who is on Arsenal's books, and PSV Eindhoven's Bryan Ruiz. They will also be missing Benfica defender Maxi Pereira, who was sent off for a foul on Campbell in the tail-end of Saturday's game, Watch Uruguay vs England live stream online, Watch Uruguay vs England live stream World cup, Watch Uruguay vs England live stream world cup football online, Uruguay vs England live bet, Uruguay vs England live free online bet odds, Uruguay vs England live stream free watch, Uruguay vs England live score, Uruguay vs England live watch stream free, Uruguay vs England live goals, Uruguay vs England live draw, Uruguay vs England live online bet no deposit free watch, Uruguay vs England live today football free now, Uruguay vs England live stream free telecast, watch Uruguay vs England live stream free broadcast, Uruguay vs England live stream free channel, Uruguay vs England live free bet website, Uruguay vs England live stream free on youe desktop, Uruguay vs England live world cup fixture today online match, Uruguay vs England live performances, who won today Uruguay vs England match, Uruguay vs England live Univision Deportes, SiriusXM FC, ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Futbol de Primera Radio, ESPN3, ESPN Radio, Watch ESPN, Univision free TV channels, Watch Uruguay vs England live stream STV Scotland, UTV, ITV 1, ITV Player free TV, Watch Uruguay vs England live stream direct Tv 24, Uruguay vs England live from fifa.com
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